@gungasnake,
gungasnake wrote:
The story ends in uncertainty. There was the question about the ten-day waiting thing
in Californicatia and the author doesn't know whether or not the woman survived the ten days.
I remember when the federal waiting period went into effect.
(It is
ASTONISHING that this question can be a federal matter.
George Washington & James Madion woud have been
AGHAST.)
There were 2 women, who were identified by name at the time,
in different states, who had been threatened with death by ex-husbands.
Consequently, thay both bought defensive guns.
One lived in a freedom friendly state, and had an instant check,
so she got her gun immediately.
The other threatened woman lived in an oppressive state,
with the full 7 day waiting period.
The first woman had her husband or ex-husband, who tho murderous,
was true to his word, and broke in thru a window with a knife
and tried to kill her, but was defeated by her shooting him to death.
The other woman had her approval arrive in the mail, on time,
after 7 days, but she had already been killed in an
unarmed condition.
Her obedience to the gun control law must have been
a source of exultant delight to supporters of gun control,
but it proved that the penalty for obeying gun control laws is
DEATH at the discretion of violent predators.
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